(economics) A mechanism for allocating resources centrally, as opposed to leaving it up to the free market.

(linguistics, historical) The formerly-hypothesized proto-language of the Central Algonquian languages, now recognized to be in effect Proto-Algonquian because Central Algonquian is not a genetic group.

(automotive) A position in the four-stroke combustion process wherein the piston is at the bottommost point in its stroke.

(pedagogy) Focusing on a teacher.

A year which is a multiple of one hundred (100) and marks that a century has past and changed to a new century (at the end of the year)

plural of century year

(UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada) A building or site open to the public for fitness and sporting activities.

UK spelling of center console

The controls of a car located between the driver's and passenger's seat, typically including the heater/air conditioning, the car radio, and the gear shift.

(British spelling) Alternative form of city center